THE

CONSTITUTION OF MAN

CONSIDERED IN

RELATION TO EXTERNAL OBJECTS.

BY

GEORGE COMBE.

Vain is the ridicule with which one foresees some persons will divert them-
selves, upon finding lesser pains considered as instances of divine punishment.
There is no possibility of answering or evading the general thing here intended,
without denying all final causes.'-BUTLER'S ANALOGY.

EIGHTH AMERICAN EDITION MATERIALLY REVISED AND ENDARGED.

BOSTON:

MARSH, CAPEN, & LYON.
NEW-YORK:

DANIEL APPLETON & CO.